One of the saddest epitaphs for many who choose to lead mediocre lives will be that when they die it will be as though they never lived. But what's sadder yet is that when the sweat of their death bed wakes them up to the fact that they've missed their life, they'll be haunted by the classic lament of life's biggest underachievers: "I could have, I should have, if only I would have."
Stop complaining that life isn't fair and begin taking responsibility for your own life. Focus on the things you CAN control, which are your decisions. Understand that one of the best days of your life is the day that you renounce excuses, grow up, and become a man or woman of responsibility and accountability.
Get clearer about what you want and then resolve to pay the price to achieve it; deciding up front that you'll ditch the excuses and hold yourself accountable for results. Each day you have two choices: performance or excuses. Choose well, it becomes your legacy.
-Dave Anderson
"You are not responsible for
the programming you picked up in childhood.
However, as an adult,
you are one hundred percent responsible
for fixing it.
-Ken Keyes, Jr.
"You are not responsible for
the programming you picked up in childhood.
However, as an adult,
you are one hundred percent responsible
for fixing it.
-Ken Keyes, Jr.
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